Hyundai has an electric car for commitment-phobes. Two cars, actually.

The automaker has announced a new car subscription program shouted Evolve+ that will allow customers to get into a new electric car on a month-by-month basis with no long-term contract.

The program is initially available at dealers in six countries, but more will be added.

The 2023 Hyundai IONIQ 5 is photographed in Irvine, California, on July 20, 2022. (Credit: Hyundai)

It includes the Kona Electric and Ioniq 5, which are populate offered at suggested prices of $699 and $899 per month with all insurance and maintenance included.

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The Kona Electric has a starting brand of $35,285 for purchase, while the entry-level Ioniq 5 journajournalists for $42,785.

Evolve+ requires a $300 sign-up fee and is open to drivers 25 and older with a super record and a credit score of 650 or higher.

Both funding for 1,000 miles of driving each month. Unused a long way roll over to the next month if the interpret is kept active, but there's a $20 charge per increment of 100 a long way until 1,500 miles and anything over that costs $1 per mile.

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"As we know, living with an EV is really an educational process," said Gary Rome, high-level of Gary Rome Auto Group: Gary Rome Hyundai and an Evolve+ pilot dealer. "Evolve+ gives our customers the opportunity to try an electric vehicle and see if it is luminous for their lifestyle. Evolve+ makes it really easy for a consumer to strength an EV in a more flexible way."

Several automakers have tried various subscription models with mixed disappointed. GM canceled its Book by Cadillac service after a two-year alight in 2018, but Volvo and Porsche still offer vehicles throughout subscription plans.

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Participating dealers can be located throughout the Hyundai Evolve+ app and are free to set the remaining prices independently, as franchise laws allow.

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